Closings Begin at Williamsburg's Austin Nichols House; Available Units Start at $897K

There Are Now 34 Units for Sale in the Austin Nichols House. All Photos via LIVWRK

Monday, Jun 19, 2017 By Sandra Herrera

Closings have commenced at the landmark luxury condominium conversion, the Austin Nichols House at 184 Kent Avenue. Located on the beautiful Williamsburg waterfront, the highly anticipated building stands just 7 stories tall but houses 338 high-end residences. It was originally conceived in 1915 by legendary architect Cass Gilbert for Austin, Nichols & Co., the city’s largest grocer at the time. The distinguished building, which has features of Egyptian Revivalist design, is also one of the earliest examples of reinforced concrete warehouses in the United States. Developers LIVWRK Holdings, Kushner Companies, and Rockpoint Group enlisted Morris Adjmi Architects for the thoughtful renovation.

Despite the building's recent hiccups (Curbed), it has already achieved a record-breaking price-per-square-foot of over $1,900 for select residences, according to a recent press release. There are currently 34 residences for sale ranging from studios to three-bedrooms with prices starting at $897K and capping at $2.854M.

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Asher Abehsera, Owner and CEO of LIVWRK

Situated in Brooklyn's trendiest neighborhood, the Austin Nichols House is close to just about everything - cafes, bars, art venues, retail, parks, and transportation. Inside, you'll find homes with expansive living areas and 12-foot loft ceilings set over chevron-laid tobacco smoked oak flooring. Impeccable chef kitchens feature matte-lacquered custom cabinets, Bertazzoni cooktop ranges, smart tech Dacor Refrigerators, Asko dishwashers, custom light pendants by Matter Made, hand-painted Japanese Kyoto tiles, and brushed concrete stone countertops.

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Residents at the Austin Nichols House will enjoy a dedicated amenity floor which was completed ahead of move-in and includes a 360 recreational experience, coworking spaces, a resident cafe, catering kitchens, children's playroom, theater, music rehearsal rooms, and on-site parking. The building also has a waterfront fitness center with high ceilings, direct waterfront views, and of course, state-of-the-art cardio, weight, and training equipment.

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